X Minus One (an excellent series) is often cited as the most direct predecessor of "The Twilight Zone", but this series seems to be closer to the mark. Many of the same music cues and personnel give at least the first two installments (A Brave New World) a very TZ quality. But what other eps could fall into this "Twilight Zone" category (mostly speculative fiction like horror, sci-fi, and fantasy)? I found a list at
old-time.com that lists the genres, so the following list seems appropriate, but I may be missing one or two candidates. Can anyone help?
1.) Brave New World, Pt. I (27-Jan-56)
2.) Brave New World, Pt. II (3-Feb-56)
3.) Seasons Of Disbelief / Hail & Farewell (17-Feb-56)
4.) The Enormous Radio (11-May-56)
5.) The Little Prince (25-May-56)
6.) A Matter Of Logic (1-Jun-56)
7.) Star Boy (27-Jul-56)
8.) Figger Fallup's Billion Dollar Failure (24-Aug-56)
9.) A Pride Of Carrots (14-Sep-56)
10.) Report on The We'uns (11-Nov-56)
11.) The King Of The Cats (25-Nov-56)
12.) The Big Event (16-Dec-56)
13.) The Space Merchants, Pt. I (17-Feb-57)
14.) The Space Merchants, Pt. II (24-Feb-57)
15.) The Endless Road (17-Mar-57)
16.) A Dog's Life (31-Mar-57)
17.) Lightship (28-Apr-57)
18.) Nightmare (5-May-57)
19.) The Long Way Home (12-May-57)
20.) Housing Problem (16-Jun-57)
21.) The Green Hills Of Earth (21-Jul-57)
22.) Never Bet The Devil Your Head (28-Jul-57)
23.) The Celestial Omnibus (18-Aug-57)
24.) People Are No Good (8-Sep-57)
25.) Time Found Again (15-Sep-57)
Remembering that sometimes the TZ wasn't science fiction, fantasy or horror (think "Time Enough at Last" or "One More Pallbearer") there may be more episodes that could fit under this aegis. If you are familiar with both series, would you tell me what I'm missing on my list?